Veneer on fleece The delicate and elegant material veneer is already an eye-catcher in itself. The backing reinforcement makes it possible to realize large formats, very fine work, and curved designs. Throughout, the material retains its elegance. Ideal for: Carpentry work Veneer on fleece is most often used to cover furniture fronts, doors, or back panels with noble wood types, making it the ideal material for carpenters to quickly create real wood-veneered surfaces. Laser engraving Veneer on fleece is especially well suited for laser engraving work. The wood surface is particularly fine and delicate. The generous size, at 2800x1250mm, makes it easy to cut to the desired format. All you need is a utility knife or a sharp, sturdy pair of scissors. Laser cutting The material, with a total thickness of just 0.6-0.9mm, appears extremely delicate, yet the fleece-reinforced backing provides enormous strength. This allows for very fine cutouts, which are ideal for further refinement and thus enhance a variety of everyday objects. Finish Veneer on fleece can be processed with the usual adhesive systems: PVAc, urea/melamine, PUR, or contact adhesive. Processing properties Processing very good result good result satisfactory result poor result not possible Sawing X Drilling X Sanding X Laser cutting X Laser engraving X Milling X Milling engraving X Cut with utility knife X Cut with scissors X Painting X Oiling X Bonding X Gluing X